I mean, come on. They let him beat The Great Khali not once, but twice. Then, they let him pin Khali on RAW in a 3 way match. This is getting ridiculous. They're making Khali look easily beatable. If they wanted Cena to retain the belt, they should've at least had Khali get disqualified instead of tapping out or being pinned. Let's be realistic, there's no way in the world John Cena could "really" make Khali tap. I've seen this same scenario before when they were making Hulk Hogan seem invincible. It wasn't a good thing then, and it's not a good thing now. I personally think the WWE should get the belt off Cena and keep it off. They should also remove the spinner from the belt and make it look like a real championship belt instead of a joke.
 
I've never been a fan of the babyfaces having long title reigns when it comes to the world title. I believe it makes for better business to have the belt on a heel for the longer tenure, especially one that the fans really hate. I believe it puts more asses in the seats and brings larger PPV buys because the fans are hoping to be there or to be able to see that heel lose the belt. It worked well when Flair was champ. It also worked well for Triple H.

I feel like Orton will be the next challenger for Cena they'll put on him awhile then guess what? "The Boss's son-in-law returns and he becomes an 11 time world champion
 
Jeff

I'm not as sick of Cena as I am Edge and Orton.  Orton isn't 1/3 as good as Ace.

Quote from SFiedler1 on Jun 7^th, 2007, 2:34pm:

 
He has no charisma?  
 
I don't think Cena is the greatest thing since sliced bread but I have to give him a lot of credit for being in that position and not letting the pressure get to him. There are plenty of other top babyfaces (bigger names than Cena) that have crumbled at the sound of boos. He takes it in stride and makes it part of his promo and sometimes even welcomes it. Say what you will about his ring skills but his ability to work with the crowd has blown me away.
 
I'm a far bigger fan of his now than 2 years ago, especially after a hot 2006 working against Triple H and Edge and the series of great matches this year against Michaels. That hour-long match on Raw ... you can say Michaels carried him but it takes two to tango and that was the best Raw match in ages.

Well , who else is going to carry the company? People get all mad about Shelton and others who are "better" and never got the "chance". But could he carry the company? So there is a better question , who could carry the company? Let's factor in injuries and out of ring trouble and figure out who should be given the ball.

I'll admit, Cena is starting to grow on me, I hated him with a passion when he first came to RAW, but over the last six months or so, I find myself actually cheering for him!
 
I think he's really improved, both in the ring and on the mic, and while he's not on the level of, say, The Rock or Flair or HBK, I don't think he's horrible either.  I have a lot of respect for the guy, just the fact that it's obvious he's working hard to get better.
 
Having said that, I'd like to see Orton get a run with the title at some point.  I'd also like to see Mr. Kennedy get drafted to RAW, he's in my top three favourites in the WWE right now.

Quote from JBLCENAFAN on Jun 8^th, 2007, 6:23am:

 
KENNEDY.  KENNEDY.
 
But in all honesty, IMO, Cena's entire run makes everyone in the company look very weak.  The fact that he has not lost clean in a one-on-one match on PPV for the better part of 4 years makes him MUCH more dominant than Hogan ever was.  I was talking to one of the guys working here locally (who cannot stand Cena), and I posed him this question, "If you were Cena, and they told you that the top spot was being handed to you, would you not take it?  If so, how can you hate Cena?"  His response was interesting.  He pretty much said that he would take the position, but being given that position is also a responsibility--that Cena should be working to improve his work in the ring.  Did anyone see that STFU that Nitro tapped out to on ECW?  UGH!

I'm going to get slammed on this board, but Cena may be the next ...
Ric Flair.  When he turns heel, and eventually he will, Vince should have him come out in a 3 piece suit and ridicule anyone who "believed"in his previous gimmick.  Arrogant, confident, prideful.  No, he will never be the worker that Flair is, but he could pull off some of Flair's arrogance.  A program with a babyface HHH or HBK would make nothing but money if done right.

Quote from mw2fan on Jun 30^th, 2007, 3:55pm:

 
 
We already have the next Ric Flair. His name is Triple H. Like Flair, Triple H is a multy time world champion. Like Flair, Triple H is a huge draw whether he is a heel or a babyface. Like Flair, Triple H was a part of a dominate stable. Like Flair, Triple H is great behind the mic. Like Flair, Triple H is one of the most arrogant "characters" in the business. Like Flair, (when he's not doing the DX gimmick) Triple H dresses pretty sharp when he's not in his ring attire. And like Flair, Triple H has a great respect for the history of the business...something that's really lacking from alot of today's young stars.
 
As far as Cena goes, I believe they're actually trying to turn him into the next Hulk Hogan. Lord knows, we don't need another Hogan.

Cena Sucks a$$.
 
Can he pour on any thicker....
 
Stop rapping, stop talking, ease up on the roids....
 
(ROBOT VOICE)Then-you-will-have-the-prototype!